The 4th District Court of Appeal ruled in People v. Goehner that officers may use deceptive tactics to persuade an accused person to waive their Miranda rights, raising concerns about the potential for coercion and undermining the protection of Miranda rights.
By Varun Noronha SAN FRANCISCO, CA – During a preliminary hearing in San Francisco County Superior Court,…
By Kyndall Dowell and Sofia Hosseinzadeh MODESTO, CA – Modesto Police Officer Ryan Vander Tuig, during a…
By Julie McCaffrey and Joey Lo WOODLAND, CA — In a preliminary hearing at Yolo County Superior…
By Julie McCaffrey WOODLAND, CA — In a motion to suppress hearing here in Yolo County Superior…
By Avery Redula SPRINGFIELD, IL – Lawmakers in Illinois are promoting a bill that would require lawyers…
By Holly Werris MODESTO, CA – A judge here in Stanislaus County Superior Court this week ruled…
By Cynthia Hoang-Duong WOODLAND, CA – Before the jury in a murder case was brought into Yolo…
By Ella Wade SAN FRANCISCO, CA – Judge Christopher Hite presided over pre-trial motions here in San…
By Michelle Luu and Benjamin Porter LOS ANGELES, CA — Convicted murderers Jaylin Godbolt, Sean Ray, and…
By Ankita Joshi SACRAMENTO, CA – A Sacramento police officer violated the constitutional rights of a defendant,…
(This is the fourth in an 11-part series by The Vanguard reporting on a study of exonerations…
Legislature OK’s final juvenile justice-reform bills updating Miranda rights, parole for child offenders (From Press Release) –…
By Ruby Zapien Despite conflicting testimony by arresting officers concerning the discovery of evidence at the scene,…